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I do not have enough knowledge about rivers to address your point. However, based on viewing the wikipedia pages of each river in Morocco and Tunisia, I am doubtful of the judgement that the rivers are seasonal given that many of the larger rivers along with their tributaries are the main source of agriculture in the regions throughout the seasons. The produce of agriculture do not fluctuate between seasons; there are other reasons for this of which I will not get into because it deals with modern Morocco and not 11th century Morocco for example. In terms of how common they are, don't be fooled by the map. Britain has plenty of rivers and tributaries despite the official map looking like this:
https://www.mapsofworld.com/england/maps/england-river.jpg
Even the list on wikipedia doesn't not accurately display the amount of rivers in Morocco and Tunisia. Maps of rivers often only list the major ones. This is also why the first river on the Morocco list in the article is the Loukkos River, because it's the most well-known one due to it being home to the most fertile land in the country and due to the historical events that took place there.
I do not have enough knowledge about rivers to address your point. However, based on viewing the wikipedia pages of each river in Morocco and Tunisia, I am doubtful of the judgement that the rivers are seasonal given that many of the larger rivers along with their tributaries are the main source of agriculture in the regions throughout the seasons. The produce of agriculture do not fluctuate between seasons; there are other reasons for this of which I will not get into because it deals with modern Morocco and not 11th century Morocco for example. In terms of how common they are, don't be fooled by the map. Britain has plenty of rivers and tributaries despite the official map looking like this:
https://www.mapsofworld.com/england/maps/england-river.jpg
Even the list on wikipedia doesn't not accurately display the amount of rivers in Morocco and Tunisia. Maps of rivers often only list the major ones. This is also why the first river on the Morocco list in the article is the Loukkos River, because it's the most well-known one due to it being home to the most fertile land in the country and due to the historical events that took place there.